BBenno_Lehner
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Dear Roman E, dear Fabio G,
I followed your advice and bought a new, shorter “High Speed HDMI cable” (1 meter long). The old cable was 1.5 meters long and was hung behind the TV when rolled up far too long. I had a longer conversation about my problem with the radio/TV specialist from Rüdisüli, Linthpark. I explained to him my connections: fiber optic cable (SAK) to the “Internet Box 2” from Swisscom, LAN connection (21 meters) to TV-Box and now the new HDMI cable. This is all up to date and should work. If problems continue to occur, I should request a new TV-Box with a higher transmission speed from Swisscom. The fact that these picture and sound dropouts mainly occur between 8:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. is not a pipe dream on my part, because that is when the transmission lines are at their highest or overloaded.
Dear Gioni (User109),
I don’t know the rooter bandwidth. I’m technical. not that knowledgeable. The TV boxes are connected to the rooter with a LAN cable. Below is the data from my Internet box from the Internet:
Internet-Box 2
- WiFi: Dual band 2.4 + 5 GHz
- WLAN band steering: Automatically connected to the best WLAN network
- Ethernet Anschluss: 4 × 1 Gbit/s
- Integrated DECT base station for HD telephony and 2 telephone connections
- Guest WiFi and parental controls
- Central storage function and VPN
- Best choice for all Swisscom Internet offers
Dear everyone,
A big thank you to all of you for your commitment. I’ll now test whether the new HDMI cable will solve the problem. If not, I will apply to Swisscom for a new, more powerful TV-Box, because then it can only be due to this TV-Box.
With best regards
Benno_Lehner
TV 2.0 picture dropout
While I’m watching Swisscom TV 2.0 in the evening, I keep having picture interruptions. The problem has existed for a long time. Swisscom advised me to restart the rooter and/or the TV-Box every now and then or even to boot the rooter. What do you think about that?
Greetings
Benno